reliable MA electrician?
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 12:38 am
Hello,
My name is Tim and I'm in the process of installing my first 'studio' design. I say 'studio' because its more of a critical listening space that will double as a project studio. The design was comissioned by a company that manufactures audio circuitry and is mainly going to be used for testing demo equipment and tweaking designs from a subjective POV, instead of always relying on the scope. As you can imagine, this requires a much different workflow than a traditional music studio. The budget for this project is under 10,000, if that helps give an idea of what sort of equipment may be lying around.
Anyway, I'm getting to the point in the project where power is becoming a concern, and because this room is in an office building, I won't be doing any of this work myself--and we're losing trust in our current electrician's work. Anyone have any recommendations for a trustworthy electrician that is senisitive to our audio needs?
Thanks,
Tim
My name is Tim and I'm in the process of installing my first 'studio' design. I say 'studio' because its more of a critical listening space that will double as a project studio. The design was comissioned by a company that manufactures audio circuitry and is mainly going to be used for testing demo equipment and tweaking designs from a subjective POV, instead of always relying on the scope. As you can imagine, this requires a much different workflow than a traditional music studio. The budget for this project is under 10,000, if that helps give an idea of what sort of equipment may be lying around.
Anyway, I'm getting to the point in the project where power is becoming a concern, and because this room is in an office building, I won't be doing any of this work myself--and we're losing trust in our current electrician's work. Anyone have any recommendations for a trustworthy electrician that is senisitive to our audio needs?
Thanks,
Tim